1. health and fitness
2. exercise

Welcome
Dear Colleagues, Students, and Friends,
On behalf of the 2014 Program Planning Committee, I am thrilled to extend an
invitation for you to join us in Providence for the 42nd Annual Fall Meeting of the
New England Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine! Our
meeting will feature expert national and international faculty to address the
conference theme of Exploring New Frontiers in Sports Medicine. With
speakers from South Africa, Canada and across the United States, the program will
include an array of presentations ranging from common to unique to controversial.
Headlining our program this year are our two Keynote lectures. On Thursday, Dr.
Ross Tucker, a scientist from the University of Cape Town and sports consultant
with teams and federations including the USA Olympic Committee, Great Britain
Olympic Sports Federations, International Rugby Board, South Africa Sevens
Rugby, and South Africa Kayaking, will deliver the Clarkson Lecture. Dr.
Tucker will speak on the subject of bridging the gap between science and practice.
Coming from McMaster University in Ontario to deliver the Knuttgen Lecture
on Friday is Dr. Mark Tarnopolsky, a leading researcher on nutritional, exercise
and pharmacological therapies for neurometabolic and neuromuscular disorders.
In addition, Dr. Tarnopolsky studies the physiological and molecular aspects of
mitochondrial adaptation to exercise, aging and the metabolic syndrome.
New this year is the Student Special Interest Group Session sponsored by the
Camaione Fund. The session titled “What’s Next? Graduate and Career Options”
will be focused on the next step after earning a degree in the exercise sciences.
And we will continue our tradition hosting the NEACSM President’s Reception,
followed by Student Scholarships, Research Awards, and the 11th Annual College
Bowl.
With such diverse program content, we hope to exceed your expectations and
provide you with the opportunity to learn something new. I am profoundly grateful
for the privilege of serving the NEACSM for a second round as President-Elect
and Program Chair and I would like to express my gratitude to our engaged Board
of Trustees and Executive Committee who make the chapter so successful! Thanks
are in order for NEACSM President Sean Walsh for his genuine enthusiasm
toward the chapter. And finally, a special thank you to our Executive Director,
Dino Costanzo, for keeping the Chapter running smoothly over the many years of
his active service!
So make plans to join us in Providence to share knowledge, partake in experiences,
rekindle old friendships, make new ones, and continue to grow in sports medicine!
Lara A. Carlson, PhD, FACSM, CSCS
President-Elect and Program Chair
OBJECTIVES:
At the conclusion of the Fall meeting
participants should be able to:
• recognize contemporary approaches
and perspectives concerning exercise
science and sports medicine.
• evaluate the biological, biomechanical,
and psychological basis that occur in
both normal and pathological states.
• assess the importance of basic and
clinical science research as it relates to
sport performance, or the consequences
of physical inactivity.
• share and discover unique directions
and opportunities that exist in sports
medicine.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
• Sports Medicine Professionals
and Students: physicians, physical
therapists, athletic trainers, and allied
health professionals
• Exercise Physiology Professionals
and Students: research, clinical and
academic.
• Applied Professionals and
Students: strength and conditioning
coaches, personal trainers, and fitness
specialists.
ACCREDITATION:
Continuing Education Credits
NEACSM is an approved provider for
the American College of Sports Medicine
and is recognized by the Board of
Certification, Inc. to offer continuing
education for certified Athletic Trainers.
13.5 hours of CEUs/CECs will be
awarded. CME credits have been filed
with the American Academy of Family
Physicians. Determination of CME
credits is pending.
Conference Highlights
Mark Tarnopolsky, MD, PhD,
FRDP(C)
Ross Tucker, PhD
University Of Cape Town
The Talent Equilibrium:
The Balance Between
Scientific Prudence & Strategic
Prerogative
McMaster University Medical Center
Multi-systemic Benefits Of
Exercise Mediated By Exerkines Potential For Therapies
Clarkson Lecture
Knuttgen Lecture
November 13, 2014
November 14, 2014
Sponsored By:
Sponsored By:
INVITED SPEAKERS
Charlie Kimball
IndyCar Driver #83
Chip Ganassi Racing
Living In The Fast Lane
Sponsored By:
Stella Volpe, PhD, RD, LDN, FACSM
Drexel University
Past President’s Lecture
What’s Trending In Sports Nutrition
Michael Davis, DVM, PhD
Oklahoma State University
Peripheral Uptake Of Substrate During
Endurance Exercise In Elite
Long-Distance Runners
Ann McKee, MD
Boston University
Emerging Concepts In Chronic Traumatic
Encephalopathy
Sponsored By:
Christopher Toth, DPM
Southern Maine Healthcare
Form Follows Function: Intra-Operative
& Clinical Perspectives On Sports Injury
Lee Jones, PhD
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Exercise Therapy As Treatment For
Cardiovascular Late-Effects & Cancer In
The Oncology Setting
Sponsored By:
Sponsored By:
Michael Deschenes, PhD, FACSM
College of William & Mary
Neuromuscular Adaptability To Aging &
Increased/Decreased Activity
Sponsored By:
J. Timothy Lightfoot, PhD, RCEP, FACSM
Texas A&M University
Rockin’ Physiology: Finding Exercise
Physiology Questions In Uncommon
Places
Sponsored By:
Sponsored By:
Michele Polacsek, PhD, MHS
University of New England
School Food & Beverage Marketing & Its
Impact On School Environments
Sponsored By:
College Bowl:
Students test their sports medicine knowledge
in the 11th Annual ‘College Bowl’
Thursday, November 13th
For more information, contact:
Peter Ronai at (203) 416-3935 or
email: [email protected]
Sponsored by:
*For complete program schedule including meeting times and room locations visit us at www.neacsm.org
November 13, 2014
Improving The Design, Implementation & Evaluation Of
Theoretically Based Physical Activity Interventions: The
Social Marketing Planning Process
Mary Elizabeth Gillis, MS, EdM
The Business Of Sports Medicine: Meaningful Use &
Quality Improvement
Peter Sedgwick, MD, FACSM, CMMC
Deborah Light, MD
Inspiring Women Leaders In The Fitness Industry: Who
They Are, How They Do It & Why There Are So Few
Cassandra Forsythe, PhD, RD
Metabolic Exercise Techniques For Pre-Diabetes To
Diabetes
Greg Dwyer, PhD, FACSM
Optimizing The Performance Of The NASCAR Sprint
Cup Pit Crew Athlete
David Ferguson, PhD, RCEP
The 200mph Athlete
Lara Carlson, PhD, CSCS, FACSM
Challenges Associated With Delivering
Concussion Education Programs
Jeff G. Konin, PhD, PT, ATC, FACSM, FNATA
Female Athletes: Balancing The Drive For Muscularity,
Thinness & Performance
Kate Ackerman, MD, MPH, FACSM
Jessica Knapp, DO
Coach vs Trainer: More Than Sets & Reps
Jeffery T. Godin, PhD, CSCS
Update On Current ACC/AHA Guidelines For Treatment
Of Hypertension & Hyperlidemia
Quinn Pack, MD
Using Physical Activity In The Care Of Cancer Survivors
With Advanced Disease
Amy J. Litterini, PT, DPT
Exercise Guidelines Currently Available To Guide The
Exercise Professional In Using Exercise Interventions In
The Care & Treatment Of Cancer Survivors
Stephen Morris, MS, PT, PhD
Exploring New Frontiers In Muscles & Tendon Healing:
Dry Needling & PRP / Stem Cells
David Wang, MD
Thomas Trojian, MD
How To Speak “Veteran”: Caring For Combat Veterans
With PTSD & TBI
Benjamin Grasso, MD
Robert Foley, Retired United States Navy Seal
Understanding The Role Of Imaging Studies In The
Diagnosis Of Coronary Artery Disease
Clinton Brawner, PhD, RCEP
Muscle & Tendon Interaction: What Do We Know, Why Is
It Important & How Can We Use This Information?
Jacob Earp, PhD
Barefoot Running: The Mechanics & Using It To Treat
Medical Problems
Michael Joseph, PhD
Giselle Aerni, MD
Heat Stress Flag Categories & The WBGT Index
Samuel Cheuvront, PhD, RD, FACSM
Exercise Prescription For Clients With Co-Morbidities: A
Case Study Approach
Peter Ronai, MS, RCEP, CSCS-D, FACSM
Why Don’t My Designer Jeans Fit? It’s Because Of My
Genes!
Linda S. Pescatello, PhD, FACSM
Should Body Checking & Tackling Be Taught/Permitted
In Youth Sports?
Peter Kriz, MD, FACSM
Tips to Make Social Media More Than Just “Social”
Yuri Feito, PhD, RCEP
*For complete program schedule including meeting times and room locations visit us at www.neacsm.org
November 14, 2014
Youth Physical Activity, Academic Performance &
Interactive Technologies: A New Social Enterprise
Kyle McInnis, SCD, FACSM
Molecular Interfaces For Endocrine Interactions With
Target Tissues When Performing Resistance Exercise &
Training
William Kraemer, PhD, FACSM, CSCS, FNSCA
Symposium
Matters Of The Heart: Marathons &
Cardiovascular Health
For The Love Of Running: Exercise & The Heart
Paul Thompson, MD, FACSM
What Happens When We Run Long? Insights From
Studies At The Boston Marathon
Beth Taylor, PhD
The Effect Of Compression Socks On Blood Clot Risk
In Marathon Runners
Amanda Zaleski, MS
Sudden Cardiac Death In Marathon Runners &
Endurance Athletes
Aaron Baggish, MD
Protein Requirements For Warfighters
Stefan M. Pasiakos, PhD
Getting Ready For The Winter: Preventing & Treating Ski
Injuries
Herb Stevenson, MD
Matt Gammons, MD
Ground-Based Strength Training For Clinical Populations:
Applying Athletic Fundamentals To Patients With Disease
Zane Pfefferle, PhD
Technology & Exercise RX: Product Review
(Invitation Only)
Walk, Cycle, Lift & Stretch: How Does Exercise Benefit
Clients With Parkinson’s Disease?
Paul Gallo, EdD
Exercise Training In The Management Of
Neurodegenerative Conditions
Gail Perry Borden, BS
Stefan Mogielnicki, MEd
Student Special Interest Group Session:
What’s Next? Graduate & Career Options
(snacks provided)
William Kraemer, PhD, FACSM, CSCS, FNSCA
J. Timothy Lightfoot, PhD, RCEP, FACSM
Ross Tucker, PhD
Deborah Riebe, PhD, FACSM
Exercise-Induced Asthma: Definition, Diagnosis,
Consequences & Management
Hans Haverkamp, PhD
Oh My Aching Back: Exercise Program Prescription Do’s
& Don’ts
Peter Ronai, MS, RCEP, CSCS-D, FACSM
The LIFE Study: A Randomized Control Trial
Investigating The Effects Of A Physical Activity
Intervention Program On Disuse Mobility
Robert S. Axtell, PhD, FACSM
Lynne Iannone, MS
Maria Zenoni, MS
Controversies In Sports Medicine:
Not Every Concussion Is CTE
Hamish Kerr, MD
Viscosupplements: Could They Help Athletic People
John Hatzenbuehler, MD
Squat Like A Powerlifter
Michael Lawrence, MS
Integrating Heart Failure Patients Into Phase 2 Cardiac
Rehabilitation
Robert Berry, MS, RCEP
*For complete program schedule including meeting times and room locations visit us at www.neacsm.org
2014 Meeting Sponsors
We’d like to thank all of our sponsors for their generosity and support of our conference
Conference Partners
Meeting Sponsors
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2014 Fall Conference
November 13 & 14, 2014
NEACSM
Rhode Island Convention Center
Providence, Rhode Island
NEACSM Office
PO Box 4474
Wallingford, CT 06492
Hotel Accommodations
Blocks of guest rooms are available for conference
attendees at a special rate at Omni Providence Hotel. Be
sure to identify your affiliation with NEACSM in order
to receive the special conference rate. Please reserve
your room no later than October 30, 2014 in order to
receive the special rate of $139/night.
Omni Providence Hotel
1 W Exchange St
Providence, RI 02903
(401) 598-8000
Directions to the Conference
From the South:
Take 95 North to Exit 16 to Route 10 North. Continue North to
the Dean Street Exit. Once on the exit, stay to the left, and at the
light cross over Dean Street. Then take your first right onto West
Exchange Street to the Rhode Island Convention Center Garage.
From the North:
Take 95 South to the Civic Center Interchange, Exit
22, Downtown Providence. Stay to the left on the
ramp; at the end go right. At the light go right to the
Rhode Island Convention Center Garage.
For more detailed directions log on to:
www.neacsm.org
NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SPORTS MEDICINE
November 13 & 14, 2014 / Rhode Island Convention Center / Providence, RI